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Canada crawling toward AI regulatory regime, but experts say reform is urgent

Canada crawling toward AI regulatory regime, but experts say reform is urgent

Clearview AI said in July it will no longer provide facial recognition services in Canada
What’s the Deeleeo? Pandemic spurs resurgence in crowdsourced delivery apps

What’s the Deeleeo? Pandemic spurs resurgence in crowdsourced delivery apps

Even Walmart considered using customers to drop off U.S. orders, but abandoned the idea.
Economic recovery threatened if some workers, households left behind, Macklem says

Economic recovery threatened if some workers, households left behind, Macklem says

Low-wage workers are still about 20 per cent below their pre-pandemic levels of employment
Langford residents making “all-in move” opening restaurant amid COVID-19 pandemic

Langford residents making “all-in move” opening restaurant amid COVID-19 pandemic

Although The Rack Westcoast Bistro isn’t officially open yet, it’s serving anyone who wanders in
VIDEO: The results are in for the 2020 Best of the WestShore Awards

VIDEO: The results are in for the 2020 Best of the WestShore Awards

Celebrate all the West Shore has to offer
WorkSafeBC disallows majority of COVID-19 job injury claims

WorkSafeBC disallows majority of COVID-19 job injury claims

Health care, social services employees filing the most claims
B.C. bus companies say they need help to survive COVID-19

B.C. bus companies say they need help to survive COVID-19

Like airlines, motor coaches have lost most of their revenue
B.C. still awaiting U.S. approval to eliminate daylight saving time

B.C. still awaiting U.S. approval to eliminate daylight saving time

Clocks going back one hour Nov. 1 in Washington too
Ho, ho, no: Experts advise preparing for a scaled-back COVID holiday season

Ho, ho, no: Experts advise preparing for a scaled-back COVID holiday season

Many of the holiday season’s highlights have already been scrapped or are unlikely to take place
Suncor says end of Alberta oil quotas a ‘positive signal’ as it reports $302M loss

Suncor says end of Alberta oil quotas a ‘positive signal’ as it reports $302M loss

Suncor has been opposed to the Alberta oil quotas since they started in 2019